Columbia Business School Executive Education | Bootcamps

Overall the BootCamp was very tough and very challenging especially when you are working full time and have to take care of kids. They need to stop the half hour every Monday that they are spending to tell you over and over the same such as what we are going to learn and what is the career services and etc. They spend the same amount of time teaching us PWA or Handlebars or some other items, with the REACT. I get it we need to know that but since nobody is using handlebars they could have skipped those and merged those 3 weeks to go in-depth of the REACT and the features since PWA and the manifests are getting auto-created by the system. The curriculum has many flaws with the code, as you go over they tell you to put this code there and there, and when you go at the end of the lesson and you download the code to check what you did and how it should be, the code that was given its wrong. it's not all the time the same situation but it happens many times to a point that is confusing you about what you are reading and what you need to know to code. I heard from other students that they took the same Bootcamp with another school and they said what they were doing was different from what we were getting. Thankfully the teaching people are very good and helpful to explain everything. I would suggest this to someone that already knows, if you have no knowledge it's hard sometimes.